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Delivery
Introductions and Conclusions
Connectives
Persuasive Speaking
Effective Visual Presentations
100
Name one benefit of using a memorized delivery
- Increased perceived credibility - Strong audience connection - Freedom in physical delivery
100
What is the first thing you should do in an effective speech introduction?
Open with impact/Grab their attention
100
A statement in the body of a speech that details what the speaker plans to discuss next.
Internal preview
100
Name one organizational pattern that can be used in persuasive speaking
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100
What are the best colors for a slide background?
Black or white.
200
The manipulation of pitch to create certain meanings and moods.
Inflection
200
Why is it important to connect with your audience in the introduction?
They need to hear how the speech or speaker relates to them in order to be personally invested.
200
A word or phrase used to link ideas in a speech
Connective
200
A question about the worth, rightness, or morality of an idea.
Question of value
200
When displaying data on a slide, what are two aspects you want to consider?
- highlighting important information - use the right tool - simplicity in design - legibility
300
Name 3 ways to use a pause effectively in a speech.
- Deep breath - Clarity - Before an important point (drama) - After an important point (let it sink in) - Signal organization
300
Name 3 ways to get the audiences attention in your introduction.
- Story - Question - Startling/Intriguing Statement - Joke - Statistic - Visual Aid - Quotation - Personal experience
300
"The most important thing to take away from this..." is an example of a...
Signpost
300
The process by which a speaker influences what audience members think, believe, or do.
Persuasion
300
When you are creating a multimedia (PowerPoint) presentation to accompany a speech, what is the goal of that presentation?
Compliment the message.
400
A speech given with no preparation is what kind of speech?
Impromptu
400
Why is it important to preview your main points of your speech in the introduction?
Repetition of these points will encourage audience retention, and will help them recognize speech organization.
400
What are the two components that should be included in an effective transition?
What you just finished discussing, and what you are moving on to.
400
A speech to persuade the audience that "Global warming is cause by humans" is a speech that examines a question of...
Fact
400
What should one consider when choosing the text for a multimedia presentation?
- size - color - personality
500
The process of producing specific speech sounds in order to make language intelligible to our audience.
Articulation
500
How long should an effective speech conclusion be?
5% - 10% of the speech length
500
What are the three types of signposts we discussed in class?
Numbers, Questions, Phrases
500
What is the difference between a persuasive speech on a "question of fact" and an informative speech?
The topic must be controversial, and the speaker takes a stance on either side of the controversy.
500
When considering the arrangement of the objects on your presentation, what is one way to identify the most important object on a slide?
Size Shape Shade Color Proximity